The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1908, Page 4

er a peermaneeperanonaney sea. THE SEATTLE START FROM DIANA'S DIARY Miss Dilipickles Joins the Great Suffraget Movement asa Girl in the Trenches, Only te Find That Mer Usual Luck Is There Like a Wasp. THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PuUBLiBHiNa co 1907-1308 Beventh av. EVERY AFTERNOON EXO SUNDAY. Telesrones— Priv. exchanges connecting al! parte of the endent, 441 Ask for the department er the name of the person dullding — Sunset, Main 1050 and ind: sired. } matt STAR AGENCT—80! Malived Av set. Mallard 506 EVERETT STAR AGENCT—Momer Byers At Reckatellon Av ce Noe copie sy. Fw SCHAEFER Bonnet, rhe One cont per ve conte per month De fivere@ by mail Jase mattoe Che Posretticn at He eovond Peer ca pour name in tahoe from the Het te & Fecolpt oO MATT = at ing. Diane | iv teon't aed | as becribere a perfect service TT | THE BRIDE'S WELCOME UESDAY, APRIL 14, 1908 i Slates UST te OnE great Be a Peach snubbed sole She Must ow Evelyn Thaw And « lots of tr now she double v ; intellige yood-hearted average Don't know she has a dow Theodora Shonts is an intel nt, good-h la g a bun't ienow, she has a doubl ‘American girl, whose father is not a millionaire, but an engineer | | acter such neauty to concn *} lar lecently she rried the Due | ployed at a very high salary, Recently she married the Duc | eee de Chautues of France. France is a republic and De Chautnes vain to e Prince Helle quit 1 ° h discussing tn Gould fo " title is merely one of courtesy. It sounded pleasant enoug discussing Mme. Gould's turtu however, to lead Miss Shonts to marry him, ‘They have just fice Nag aly y aig ee . *aris heir honeymoo arrived in Paris on their honeymoon i See Waiting to meet the hridegroom were The other day the head of a A number of money lenders hoping for | out of the bride's dowry. An English tailor with a bill a yard long wedding clothes, A collector from Boucheron ment for The florist who had supplied the duke with offerings for Miss Shonts during the courtship. An undertaker who wanted to be paid for bury prompt payment for the duke's the jeweler, He wanted pay the engagement ring the duke had purchased | “And This Courageous Young Heroine,” She Shrieked, “is Destined to Be the Joan of Are of the Suffering Sex in America!” ng lac ug a lady} in whom the duke had been previously interested Lf folks, Wom 1! Iso st k " rt 1 have enlisted! said, to find (hat she wee chained e we so shoemakers, shir et so f rs adibrevaghe rep a | Ob, ft ts GLORIOUS to be fight | \ (be Mreside. Now she w people, all with bills in their hands and eage The , . mein a © farm out the children, put on ber Tet ae. Reg eg lineg sisal ally 1 (hat) best hat, arm herself capeple with! were informed that there was no dowry and th went sadly | cense is to throw off the sain la ci nafpe Besos forged by .he criminal, Man away between the slats with It - ; , | 1 am sure @ red-hot suffraget And this courageous young be Sometimes you read é@ the papers of a fo ' man, | re. Mudleigh Gorgon Brindlehuret |rolse.” she shri ae jhas adopted me as her righthand me ght there in front of every { me ait on th lat bod ie destined to be the a addressed a m of Are of the suffering sex” in j meeting of $12 fashionably dressed America! She will load you to tri jgalley slaves aud Courtney Mush umph after I am gone.” (Prolonged | face, a deserter from the ranks of eheertng ) the oppressors, and urged m to it was the chestiest moment ¢ | |strike for freedom and the nature my LIFE, and I could almost see « © given right to govern MONUMENT of myself t Mrs. Mudieigh Gorgon-Brindie- the baton of power into th hurst certainly threw ft Into the palm of crouching womanhood }“asurping balf,” meaning the men (Continued ) ily estates, where all the who takes his American bride to his fa peasants line the roadside to welcome the happy couple. Proba ess de bly the gruesome welcome extended to the Duc and Du Chauines is nearer to the average picture. In the eyes of a romantic girl the American y an w ung 1 have « the wel extended to Theodora Shonts and realize that an American mar mage might She should read alx ertain shortcomings. have compensations NS Breet Meee MR ant ote 8 roe J ae BLOODHOUNDS | In a recent article about New York police dogs, they are | escribed in this sentence: “They have a sceat almost as keen { my a as that of a bloodhound but are less ferocious BY 4. COLLINS. Jeet out for the acene of the fight Now there is a curious and most interesting thing about | Customs Officer Nolan scratched | ax faxt as bis ings could carry him. blood! i | tis bead, muttered aaprintables and | The moon came up about that time rounds. They have (1) the sense of smell, and (2) a per-| gicked the rug at bis feet. On the and he could see the dogs struggling Die fectly sweet disposition. The bloodhound is small jawed and | desk et his right hand lay a letier|in a © <= “Troutie” by i hed. The blood! © aia ie Mattes i & report from the men sent wp teeth sunk into the neck of # big) small toothec ne bloodhound doesn’t track his “pre ¢/ north slong the bowndary tne be ebaggy do Boon its at iKale was enabled ange pack tied he removed the cabin it tween Washin aton and Hritish Co | ceased and t ” lumbla, where who! amugaiing When they are little chaps they are trained by get~|o¢ opium was being carried on ‘Biast the luck, anyway!” be mat | it has been taught that there is food or a caress at the other end of the trail ting them good and hungry and having them learn by experi it int aed carried mn é tered. mt any of these foosle. | proved to be a «mali, improvised ment that they will find food at the other end of the strongest | prained idiots get wise to it? pack saddie coatataing two cans of scent which leaves their kennel. After they grow up they fol lane the brindle bull terrier at om : se | ° | his feet was there t r him So that's the way they do it low the scent more as a matter of curiosity than hunger, but | itis name was “Trouble Tron [ke muttered, and patted “roube's”| are always met at the end of it by their master or someone they |b" looked sympathetic enough and | bead Beis | ay jseemed lo understand Hardly had he fintahed speaking are glad to see. It was several days after, and all | wh Trouble” again commenced A bloodhound, upon reaching the person he has been trail- | the agents sent-to the tine had re-|to growl Nolan thin time drove * | Ported blank failure. Se Noten him- bim back and went to the door him ing, immediately takes it for granted that that person is hi ‘| <= |geif. In the moonlight be could friend and attaches himself in the most friendly way ' ae a second dog carrying @ pack for it approaching its des ination and was getting th a fast as poesibie, The trail led to & deep ravine flanked with email trees and dense underbrosh. Nolan wept the dog It sight ae it carefully pleked tts way at and finally « f the ravin doubled its saw the cabin and one admitted it, Nolan then crept cautiously + With bis car pressed | He followed it om the ren was evidently Most of us get our ideas about bloodhounds from the first syllable of their name and from “Uncle They! are good friends of man and deserve our closer and more sym pathetic acquaintance. Tom's Cabin.” SKYSCRAPER CRAZE ON THE WANE speed when ft soon was barking at the doo Architects in New York are joining in an effort to limit by law the height of buildings. ed that the Massa It is clain . . r close to @ chink in the loge be | chusetts law, which limits the height of buildings in Boston} heard three men conversing withtu: | to 80 fect, has proved a great benefit. ‘The appearance’ of the Is that other beast going to keep us up all night waiting for it? spoke one Just then some city is better and the tendency has been to spread business! over a wider area rather than to concentrate it in one place. | of the clay used 2 | te close the chinks in the lage be Skyscrapers Jead to a fabtilous increase in the value of cer I= came loosened under Nolan's touch | tain rea! estate, but their effect is bad on the real estate market ry at it eed os nathan _ = an t took “Trouble” along. we 6 ae a a whol A rule that leading experts urge is that no buildin gl tor ‘Proubie’” went everywhere his be gh the had heard it. should exceed in height one and one-half times the width of | master did. Before be sai Nolan was at the Tt was a bleak trip by stage and %!¥e the street on which it stands. | horseback to @ prospector’s cabin @00F 404 was imitating the bark of a Geo. W. Babb, president of the New York Board of Fire|south of Rock Creek, B. ., that | 406. Whatever fears thove within . eed , at one time had been quite a pro: entertained were dispelled anc Underwriters, prefers a limit of @ feet for non-fireproof build pod ood ee ee + dl of the men threw nm thie fags, and 180 feet for fireproof buildings. A 16-s building |only & settlement of Chinese who | 4 just what the custome : patiently labored on e old we pw oe” fs about 180 feet high x ” . had cownted on, and he waz =| Nolan occupied the cabin almost within and covered the amuggiers with his gun ja woek and was getting tired | inactivity, when one night h aroused by “Trouble's of the nae disquieting | LAWN MOWERS sharpened and) growls. epaired. Will call, sharper wry Grasping bis gun, he suddenty |?" pagoda argon, ait Y throw open the door, The dog aad adjust your mower for $1 bounded out into the darkness,| Piper & Taft Tel. 1030. rey | Soon the stiliness of the night wan | hideous with the in mortal combat—"Trou wellknown growls mingled with those of another dog. Nolan Navy Yard Route Steamer $500 Reward For any case of aleohotiem that 1 eannot cure In from 3 to 6 THE TONSORIALIST DESCRIBES | top “Stur und “Stumpy” made 7 days, J. B. BRISBOIS, * ' Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:31 nor ~~ . A FIGHT WITHOUT BECOMING] It mit bote hants ofer der faceland 9:20 @. mand 1230 md s:cl yet EXCITEO OVER IT. Pressing on “Boston” —a tousant m. oe) Son. Fwd Dy; one am Se le doe than dines rdons, Mr. Chones, wass I smod - { eat too late, Mr. Chones. You! Goring you? Yast den der polise missed of your life der dantlest} mans arrifed und grabbed dem scrap, By golly, but Id was a rat | dee arm, 6o—ach, | haf tore your| tling! Sed a liddle up higher,| shirt, Mr. Chones. Here, Barney Don’t Go Music lungry biease. Wass dere bloot spilied? A| hase a needie mit tread. Barney | a n | Hiddie, yews. 1 slissed slightly der| rill sew id for you, von't you, Bar-| A mall weekly payment buys a man vot ! wass shafing. In der|ney? Dere wass more a crowt as fight? Nooooo. Id wass yust/a fire by dias dime, und “Stumpy vic E OR two boy newsies. Dot red headed|be got split ould from der cop, und yon dey call “Stumpy” und a feller|run down der streed Iike diag ‘The first payment puts it in your \ dey calied “Boston” becoss he hass| yess, yess, | wass caming home, right] brindle Mr. Chones. Dot wass a game comblexion. Der stard | back All sizes, styles and Wass by on” made. He pushed|kit und I wass glat he wass get prices: § All with the | “Btumiy ch ise a liddle feller.|avay. Vell, ef 1 dit nod comb your Genuine Victor quality Ne like # lightning rot|hair wrong, Mr. Chones! Led | “Btumpy” poked him in der chaw-|fix 1d. You ought to see der black boue. Abould in @ mint wars leye der ble boy — receptioned, all der fixing, 1 tell you! y soon|vay rownt here from here. Chee. big vou got “Stumpy” mit der dit I put der comb in you opti at like diss—oh, oxcuse me, Mr.|Mr. Chones? Not mooch? Clay & Co. 1406 2nu. nes, 1 dit not intention to choke | right. Goot bye Chor 3 | wase nod nerfous, Al- | dere schmall blace und ay cool like @ icehouse.|chaw vich { dit nod shafe ess? Der iddle von| mind? Ferry vell, Came Boston” by der leg und| Mr. Chones, und I shafe you bed down dey fe ud on | der, ven I hobe you holt stil © of the the table at once ing school not his knife ov wunced on bin If Not Con- venient to For your Easter Outfit, open an account with us—pay a little down and a little at a time for anything selected from our splendid stock of Spring Apparel for Men, Women and Children. 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